Photography
Newcomers to Neighbors
As a student in Biola University's journalism program, my Media Narrative class produced a book detailing the life of Middle Eastern Refugees living in Southern California.
As a photographer, I was partnered with a writer to document the food and hospitality industry in Little Arabia.
Together, we discovered the importance of family in Middle Eastern culture, and the communal bond that connected the community through taste and tradition.
Gradient Magazine
The Biola University Media journalism program also sponsored the production of a photo magazine, highlighting the stories of different people groups living in Los Angeles.
Together, another photographer and illustrated the stories of the those who called Little India home.
The goal of our chapter was to honor the culturally rich and vibrant neighborhood situated within the larger metropolitan city.
Abroad
Over the years, I have found that my passion for travel and digital creation interlace thought various international trips.
Through these experiences, I was given the opportunity to stretch the boundaries of my personal and professional comfort zones.
My travels help cultivate a cross-cultural perspective that is imperative to my impact as a digital storyteller.
The Chimes Newspaper
In the beginning of my college journey, I worked as a Freelance Photographer for The Chimes Newspaper.
I was responsible for photographing on-campus sports, activities, societies and events.
I worked with the Photo Editor to brainstorm and capture visuals for both print and website publication.
